She interpreted roles created for her by Jerome Robbins and her husband, Peter Martins, New York City Ballet's ballet master in chief.
He's a physical performer and very intuitive in the way that he interprets roles, and for me those qualities work brilliantly in Shakespeare.
But because she was a woman of a certain class – she is morena, or brown-skinned – she could only work interpreting roles of maids in telenovelas; she wasn't allowed to do anything else.
Some of our respondents lacked familiarity with interpreting roles and processes, or lacked confidence in the accuracy of translation by both trained interpreters and family members.
This approach is useful to measure how comparable the two configurations of roles are, and to interpret each role.
One aspect of Mr. Champion's work that night wasn't textbook: While women often interpret male roles, because there tend to be more of them or they have more dialogue, men rarely bring to life female characters.
We explored how readers interpret authors' roles based on authorship order and corresponding author.
Both the leads, Perkins and Leigh, were given freedom to interpret their roles and improvise as long as it did not involve moving the camera.
By bringing out the psychology already present in the classic texts, Takechi felt that actors could interpret their roles with vitality and energy which he felt was lacking in contemporary performances.
This may reflect the traditional belief that researchers interpret their roles as primarily to generate knowledge and seldom to rearticulate it for various purposes.
